I'm using my solution from scratch, like Google Analytics, to get stats about my app https://steemhub.tech/.

Remark : 'user' means a different browser or a different IP."

Visitor Statistics Report

Period: 3/4/2025 to 3/11/2025

Summary

• Total Visits: 183
• Unique Users: 71
• Country Count: 15

Daily Visitor Activity

Visits

Date	Count	Percentage
2025-03-04	38	20.8%
2025-03-05	67	36.6%
2025-03-06	11	6.0%
2025-03-07	3	1.6%
2025-03-08	9	4.9%
2025-03-09	10	5.5%
2025-03-10	19	10.4%
2025-03-11	26	14.2%

Unique Users

Date	Count	Percentage
2025-03-04	15	16.3%
2025-03-05	33	35.9%
2025-03-06	8	8.7%
2025-03-07	3	3.3%
2025-03-08	7	7.6%
2025-03-09	6	6.5%
2025-03-10	7	7.6%
2025-03-11	13	14.1%

Browser Usage

Browser	Visits	Users	% of Total Visits
Brave	73	9	39.9%
Google Chrome	29	17	15.8%
Unknown	23	21	12.6%
Safari	15	7	8.2%
Microsoft Edge	12	5	6.6%
Firefox	10	4	5.5%
Samsung Internet	8	1	4.4%
HeadlessChrome	6	4	3.3%
Chrome	4	2	2.2%
Opera	2	2	1.1%
Android WebView	1	1	0.5%

Device Distribution

Device Type	Visits	Users	% of Total Visits
Desktop	148	59	80.9%
Mobile	35	12	19.1%

Country Distribution

Country	Visits	Users	% of Total Visits
Tunisia	109	22	59.6%
United States	17	14	9.3%
Russia	10	10	5.5%
Hungary	10	2	5.5%
Pakistan	9	6	4.9%
Indonesia	8	4	4.4%
The Netherlands	8	3	4.4%
Venezuela	4	3	2.2%
Bahrain	2	1	1.1%
Germany	1	1	0.5%

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_{Country Distribution - Bar Chart (15 Countries)}

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Weekly Feedback Report

Feedback from @wakeupkitty

1. Issue with #artonsteemit Tag:

   • The first feedback from @wakeupkitty was about getting incorrect results when using the #artonsteemit tag.
   • I corrected this issue, which was caused by a problem with the local time vs. UTC time.

2. Comments Not Showing Within Specified Range:

   • The second feedback from @wakeupkitty was about comments not appearing within the specified date range.
   • Currently, the tool only retrieves comments that fall within the specified range provided by the user, but it was previously retrieving all comments, regardless of the time frame.
   • I'm still unsure which approach is better:
     • Should comments only appear within the specified range?
     • Or should I include all comments for the post.

   Example of Comment Not Showing:

   • Let's say a post was made on 3/5/2025 with the tag #techclub. I was searching for 'techclub' within the time range of 3/4/2025 to 3/6/2025, but there are comments on this post that were made on 3/8/2025.
   • So, should I calculate the comments based on the time range I provided, or should I consider all comments for this post, regardless of when they were made?

Feedback from @aneukpineung78

1. Too Many Characters Being Counted:
   • The third feedback from @aneukpineung78 was about too many characters being counted.
   • The character count was calculating the body content with formatting (like how it appears in the markdown editor).
   • I have updated the calculation to only count the actual text content, excluding formatting.

To know how to use the tools, check this post: https://steemit.com/steem-dev/@kafio/tool-for-getting-stats-the-first-tool-under-steemhub.

Some posts also use that tool:

• https://steemit.com/steem-pod-team/@kafio/techclub-week-3-summary
• https://steemit.com/techclub/@kafio/analyzing-tech-and-dev-club-stats-using-steemhub-tools

_{cc: @steemcurator01}